1. One Page = One Prompt
Don’t overload your AI tool with too much at once. Instead:- Work on one page at a time
- Copy and paste the KwikUI prompt for that page directly into your chosen tool
- Let it generate the code for that page before moving on
2. Keep Context Fresh
AI tools are powerful, but they can “drift” if you keep stacking prompts or edits without resetting. To prevent this:- Always re-paste the original KwikUI prompt when you notice the tool losing alignment
- This ensures your layout, components, and styles stay true to the initial vision
3. Be Explicit About Your Stack
AI coding tools are versatile, but they’re not mind readers. If you want a specific framework, library, or style system, tell the tool upfront. For example:- Add a line like “Use plain HTML/CSS” if you want simple markup
- Or “Use React + Tailwind” if that’s your stack of choice
This is especially important for IDE-based AI tools like Cursor, which can mix approaches unless guided clearly. Being explicit means you’ll get code that actually works with your workflow from the start.
4. Iterate and Refine
The first code output is rarely perfect, and that’s okay. What matters is iteration:- After the initial generation, ask your tool to refine the code
- Focus on spacing, states, and accessibility
- Use KwikUI’s detailed prompt structure as a checklist for improvements
Key Takeaways
KwikUI already makes front-end building faster and smarter—but when combined with tools like Lovable, Bolt, or Cursor, it becomes unstoppable. The secret is in how you prompt, reset, and refine.One Page = One Prompt
Work on pages individually for cleaner results
Re-paste to Stay Fresh
Keep context aligned by resetting prompts
Be Explicit About Stack
Tell the tool exactly what framework to use
Iterate Until Right
Refine the output for production quality